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Before clinical trials of intraoral xeroradiography are begun, we felt the need to evaluate the clinical acceptability of the thicker, more rigid xerographic cassettes. We stimulated these cassettes by fastening rigid acrylic plates of appropriate thickness to conventional film packets and then conducted parallel evaluations of simulated cassettes and conventional film packets, using thirty volunteer patients. We found no difference in anatomic placement, operator acceptance, and patient acceptance between the "cassettes" and film packets. The increased thickness and rigidity of intraoral xerographic cassettes should not prove disadvantageous to in vivo intraoral xeroradiography.
B M Grant, and
E A Sickles, and
C R Parks
November 1979,
Journal of the American Dental Association (1939),
B M Grant, and
E A Sickles, and
C R Parks
November 1979,
Journal of the American Dental Association (1939),
B M Grant, and
E A Sickles, and
C R Parks
February 1980,
Oral surgery, oral medicine, and oral pathology,
B M Grant, and
E A Sickles, and
C R Parks
December 1978,
Oral surgery, oral medicine, and oral pathology,
B M Grant, and
E A Sickles, and
C R Parks
January 1985,
Stomatologia mediterranea : SM,
B M Grant, and
E A Sickles, and
C R Parks
September 1983,
Kokubyo Gakkai zasshi. The Journal of the Stomatological Society, Japan,
B M Grant, and
E A Sickles, and
C R Parks
December 1980,
Oral surgery, oral medicine, and oral pathology,
B M Grant, and
E A Sickles, and
C R Parks
May 1985,
Shiyo. The journal of the Tokyo Dental Association,
B M Grant, and
E A Sickles, and
C R Parks
October 1984,
Refu'at ha-shinayim (Tel Aviv, Israel : 1983),
B M Grant, and
E A Sickles, and
C R Parks
April 1983,
[Nihon shika hyoron] The Nippon dental review,
